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A timely read, as I just got a Fitbit Versa as a gift and have been exploring the watch faces. The Fitbit store has tons of them, mostly just crap IMO - the Ha
by pugworthy 6y ago
A timely read, as I just got a Fitbit Versa as a gift and have been exploring the watch faces.
The Fitbit store has tons of them, mostly just crap IMO - the Hallmark card of watch faces as it were, with a lot of variations of "cute kitty background". But there are a few gems, including one I found that's based on a Tokyo Flash design.
- jerlam 6y agoIf you like abstract watchfaces for the Versa, you might want to checkout TTMM: https://ttmm.is/ https://ttmm.is/
- pugworthy 6y agoCheck out this developers stuff... https://gallery.fitbit.com/developer/a1e68576-08c1-40bd-a1c2-5ec30c7b7038 https://gallery.fitbit.com/developer/a1e68576-08c1-40bd-a1c2... The developer (Nev Rawlins) used to design for Tokyo Flash apparently. Also, free.
- greggman3 6y ago$1.99 a month for watch faces? WTF!!!!
- theelous3 6y agoAnd this is why I will always advocate that piracy can be a reasonable and moral choice. Honestly disgraceful asking for a subscription to watch faces. The value proposition here is borderline irrational, targeting the financially apathetic or incompetent only. If I never would have paid for it, and it's of no cost to anyone to take it for free, why wouldn't I? Not that this is a desired enough thing to be on the pirate seas, but the point stands. Were I to ever release paid software, I'd probably seed the pirate copy myself with links to a pay-what-you-want page to allow others to make the value judgement themselves.